‘I’m Hollering’: Fans are In Shambles After T.I. Reveals His Wife Makes Fun of Him for Having This In His Closet

T.I. took to Instagram on Feb. 24, to disclose the one thing that his wife Tiny Harris pokes fun of in the rapper’s closet.

In the post, T.I., whose renovated room appears to be at the Atlanta residence he and his wife purchased in 2020, named The Black House, is seen standing on a step ladder as he searches for the perfect gray hoodie.

T.I. revealed that his wife Tiny Harris pokes fun at him for having a step ladder to reach a section in his renovated closet. Photo:@troubleman31/Instagram

In addition to the post, the “Bring ‘Em Out” emcee explained in the caption that although he considers his step ladder a convenient tool for him to use, Tiny expressed otherwise by joking about his inability to reach his gray hoodies on the top shelf.

He wrote, “@majorgirl making fun of me cause I can’t reach my gray hoodies on the top shelf SO!!!!! @themoderncraftsman We almost there.” As T.I.’s post began circulating online, many fans bypassed the rapper’s message and pointed out that Tiny, who is 4′ 11″, can’t reach the ensembles on the top shelf either, despite making fun of her husband’s 5’8″ stature.

“Lol let her know her name ain’t Tiny for no reason either. I’m hollering.”

“Tell her she’s shorter than you. Ask her to reach them. Lol.”

“@majorgirl @troubleman31 she can’t either. Tell her to try. I love y’all I swear POWER BLACK COUPLE.”

T.I. Photo:@troubleman/Instagram

“She needs two ladders to reach.”

“Funny because she cannot reach it either.”

Among the height remarks, others mentioned how T.I.’s closet looks like a clothing store. One wrote, “That look like a store…God it’s me again where my come up at.” Another said, “This man got a clothing store as a closet….goals.”

A third Instagram user wrote, “Maaaan your closet looks like a store. Love it.”

This isn’t the first time that T.I. has showcased a completed renovated area in his new home on social media. In December, the rapper gave fans a view of his bathroom that had a galaxy-ceiling feature.


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